@Paul Cox @Sarah Kensinger There is a lot to it obviously but one newer trick I learned is a site called seats.aero where you can put in your origin, destination, and dates and it will return a lot of results across all rewards programs.Using the above example I am actually flying on United but I booked through Aeroplan (Air Canada) which is a partner of United. 

I am trying to manage the asset and the property managers.Here is the basic functionality I'm looking for: Property View: Customizable view that allows me to select a given property and view, update, and save information including the obvious facts, plus ownership %'s, reserves to be held each month, property tax/insurance info, purchase and loan info.

There are obviously a lot of nuances. 

Obviously, I need a job and want something in RE so that I'm in the loop & can learn from to apply my skills and experience towards REI. 

Rentals for preserving wealthFlips for building warchest and Obviously decide exit strategy in advance.

Obviously I'm not looking for thorough legal or tax advice here, but just things people have come across in their experience. 

You might want to join groups or forums specifically for private lenders—BiggerPockets is obviously a great place, but local REI meetups or masterminds could also help.Also, consider sharing insights or case studies from deals you've done (if you're comfortable) to spark conversations.

Sometimes it’s obvious sometimes less so.

When you set up your online foundation correctly, you become the obvious choice when they start searching for answers.This is how you rise above the noise and succeed in wholesaling.If you need a step-by-step blueprint on success wholesaling, just respond here and I will lay it all out for you.

Oh, you didn't have to state your inexperience, it was obvious.